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Abstract:Global markets anticipate key U.S. inflation data, driving stocks to record highs. The British pound surged to a four-month high on positive GDP data and hawkish BoE comments. The U.S. dollar weakened amid inflation concerns, while Fed officials reiterated the need for tight monetary policy.
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Europe Analysis: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, EUR/GBP
Key Support Levels:
EUR/USD:1.08010
GBP/USD: 1.28426
EUR/GBP: 0.84323
Key Resistance Levels:
EUR/USD: 1.08456
GBP/USD: 1.28800
EUR/GBP:0.84383
Stocks Stride to Record Highs Ahead of US Inflation Test
Global stocks reached record highs as investors awaited U.S. inflation data, anticipating its significant market impact. Positive sentiment prevailed due to expectations of economic resilience and favorable inflation outcomes, driving gains across various sectors.
Sterling Hits Four-Month High, Dollar Falters Ahead of US Inflation Test
The British pound surged to a four-month high, bolstered by upbeat GDP data and hawkish comments from the Bank of England's chief economist. In contrast, the U.S. dollar weakened as investors anticipated key inflation data, which could influence the Fed's monetary policy decisions.
Countdown to CPI
With the release of U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data approaching, markets are on edge, anticipating its impact on Federal Reserve policy. The CPI report is expected to provide critical insights into the inflation trajectory and economic health.
Dollar Adrift Ahead of US Inflation Test, Sterling Firms
The U.S. dollar remained subdued as traders awaited inflation data that could shape the Fed's future rate path. Meanwhile, the British pound strengthened, reflecting positive UK economic data and expectations of further rate hikes by the Bank of England.
Pound Hits Four-Month High on Upbeat British GDP, Hawkish Chief Economist
The British pound hit a four-month high following robust GDP figures and hawkish comments from the Bank of England's chief economist. This performance reflects market expectations of continued economic strength and potential monetary tightening.
Fed's Cook Q&A: Our Policy Rate is Appropriate
Fed Governor Lisa Cook reiterated the appropriateness of the current policy rate, highlighting the Fed's commitment to achieving its inflation target while monitoring economic conditions closely. Cook emphasized the potential for rapid policy adjustments based on data.
Key Influences:
Anticipation of U.S. inflation data (CPI) impacting Federal Reserve policy decisions.
Strong UK GDP data and hawkish comments from the Bank of England.
Overall market sentiment influenced by expectations of economic resilience and inflation outcomes.
Impact:
EUR/USD: Likely to see volatility depending on U.S. CPI data and subsequent Fed actions. A strong CPI could push EUR/USD lower as USD strengthens.
GBP/USD: Strengthened by positive UK GDP data and BoE's hawkish stance. U.S. CPI data will also impact, with stronger USD potentially capping gains.
EUR/GBP: Influenced by comparative economic data from the Eurozone and UK. Strong UK data and a hawkish BoE could push EUR/GBP lower.
Overall Sentiments:
Positive sentiment towards global stocks driven by anticipation of stable U.S. inflation data.
Bullish outlook for GBP due to strong UK economic data and hawkish BoE comments.
Mixed to cautious sentiment towards USD as markets await crucial CPI data to gauge Fed's next steps.
U.S. CPI (Consumer Price Index)
DataDate and Time: July 12, 2024, 20:30 GMT+8
Description: Measures changes in the price of goods and services from a consumer perspective, key for inflation insights.
Impact: Higher CPI strengthens USD; lower CPI weakens USD.
ECB Interest Rate Decision
Date and Time: July 12, 2024, 19:45 GMT+8
Description: Decision on Eurozone interest rates, influencing economic conditions and inflation.
Impact: Rate hike strengthens EUR; rate cut or dovish stance weakens EUR.
UK GDP Monthly Estimate
Date and Time: July 12, 2024, 14:00 GMT+8
Description: Measures UK economic activity and growth.
Impact: Strong GDP growth boosts GBP; weaker growth has the opposite effect.
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